Certification Course in 2W EV Design & Modeling with SOLIDWORKS
The “Certification Program in Electric Vehicle Modeling and Design with SOLIDWORKS” offers a comprehensive guide to designing a two-wheeler using SolidWorks. You’ll start by mastering the basics of 3D modeling and gradually move on to designing key components like the frame, suspension, swing arm, wheels, motor controller casing, and steering system. The course emphasizes integration and assembly, ensuring all parts fit and function cohesively. By the end, you’ll have a fully designed, production-ready two-wheeler, equipped with the skills to create complex models in SolidWorks.



At a glance
- 7 Modules
- 43 Lectures
- 12.259 Hours of video content.
- 1 Project Assignment
- Certification of Completion.
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LevelIntermediate
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Total Enrolled14
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Duration12 hours 15 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
Course Curriculum
Welcome to the Course!
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Module 1: Introduction and Basics
This module introduces the fundamentals of SolidWorks and the initial steps in designing a two-wheeler (2W). You will learn about the SolidWorks user interface, essential tools, and basic design principles. The module covers basic 3D modeling techniques, including sketching, creating basic shapes, and assembling simple parts to form the foundation of a 2W model.
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15:52
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Lecture 2: Starting with 2W Modeling using SOLIDWORKS
16:26
Module 2: Chassis/Frame and Suspension Design
In this module, you will focus on designing the main structural components of the two-wheeler, specifically the frame and suspension system. You will learn how to create a robust and optimized frame, followed by detailed instructions on designing and assembling the suspension components to ensure proper vehicle dynamics and stability.
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Lecture 3: Designing Chassis/Frame with SOLIDWORKS
16:09 -
Lecture 4: Designing Rear Suspension with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
16:32 -
Lecture 5: Designing Rear Suspension with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
17:16 -
Lecture 6: Designing Rear Suspension with SOLIDWORKS Part 3
08:18
Module 3: Swing Arm Design
This module delves into the design of the swing arm, a critical component for the rear wheel suspension of the 2W. You will explore the intricacies of swing arm design, including structural considerations, material selection, and integration with the rest of the suspension system to ensure durability and performance.
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Lecture 7: Designing Swing Arm with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
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Lecture 8: Designing Swing Arm with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
12:18 -
Lecture 9: Designing Swing Arm with SOLIDWORKS Part 3
10:12
Module 4: Wheel Design
Wheel design is the focus of this module, where you will learn to create alloy wheels for the two-wheeler. The lectures cover the basics of wheel geometry, material considerations, and advanced design features. You will also ensure that the wheels are both aesthetically pleasing and functional within the overall 2W model.
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Lecture 10: Designing Front Alloy Wheel with SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 11: Designing Tyre with SOLIDWORKS
16:54 -
Lecture 12: Assembling Front Alloy Wheel, Tyre & Swing Arm in SOLIDWORKS
20:28 -
Lecture 13: Designing Disc Brake (for front wheel) with SOLIDWORKS
18:44 -
Lecture 14: Assembling Disc Brake with Front Alloy Wheel in SOLIDWORKS
17:09 -
Lecture 15: Designing Front Telescopic Suspension with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
20:36 -
Lecture 16: Designing Front Telescopic Suspension with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
08:24 -
Lecture 17: Designing Rear Wheel Hub Motor with SOLIDWORKS
18:44 -
Lecture 18: Designing Drum Brake (for rear wheel) with SOLIDWORKS
22:34
Module 5: Motor Controller Casing, Battery Pack and Steering Designing
This module covers the design of the motor controller casing and the steering mechanism. You will learn how to create a protective and efficient casing for the motor controller, considering aspects like cooling and ease of assembly. The steering design part focuses on ensuring control, maneuverability, and user comfort.
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Lecture 19: Designing Motor Controller Casing with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
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Lecture 20: Designing Motor Controller Casing with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
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Lecture 21: Designing Motor Controller Casing with SOLIDWORKS Part 3
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Lecture 22: Designing Battery Pack with SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 23: Designing DC-DC Converter with SOLIDWORKS
13:32 -
Lecture 24: Designing 2W Steering (Handlebar) with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
10:28 -
Lecture 25: Designing 2W Steering (Handlebar) with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
20:14
Module 6: Integration and Assembly
Integration and assembly of various components designed in previous modules are the primary focus here. You will learn to integrate wheels, steering components, battery casing, and the 2W seat into the overall design. This module emphasizes ensuring that all parts fit together correctly and function as intended, leading to a cohesive and functional 2W system.
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Lecture 26: Integrating 2W Components in SOLIDWORKS – An Overview of Component Assembly
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Lecture 27: Assembling 2W Components in SOLIDWORKS – Part 1
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Lecture 28: Assembling 2W Components in SOLIDWORKS – Part 2
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Lecture 29: Assembling 2W Components in SOLIDWORKS – Part 3
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Lecture 30: Modeling 2W Seat in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 31: Assembling Seat in Final 2W Assembly in SOLIDWORKS
17:47
Module 7: Final Assembly and Details
The final module covers the assembly of dynamic components and the finishing touches on the two-wheeler design. You will focus on assembling primary components, designing and integrating the front and back panels, headlight, and wheel support. The module concludes with a comprehensive review and final adjustments to ensure the model is production-ready, ensuring all components work together seamlessly and meet design specifications.
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Lecture 32: 2W Dynamics Assembly Part 1
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Lecture 33: 2W Dynamics Assembly Part 2
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Lecture 34: 2W Dynamics Assembly Part 3 – Seat
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Lecture 35: Designing the Lower Floor & Panel in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 36: Designing Front Panel with SOLIDWORKS Part 1
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Lecture 37: Designing Front Panel with SOLIDWORKS Part 2
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Lecture 38: Designing Front Panel with SOLIDWORKS Part 3
14:16 -
Lecture 39: Designing & Assembling Headlight in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 40: Designing & Assembling Front Fender in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 41: Designing Rear Cover/Panel in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 42: Designing & Assembling Rear Lights in SOLIDWORKS
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Lecture 43: Designing & Assembling Rear Fender & Finalizing 2W Design in SOLIDWORKS
23:55
DIY Projects:
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Project 1: 2W Electric Vehicle (EV) Bike Design using SOLIDWORKS
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Hardware & Software Required
Hardware: A computer with a robust processor (preferably Intel i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 and above), at least 8 GB RAM for smooth operation of SOLIDWORKS.
Software: SOLIDWORKS (preferably the latest version), compatible operating system (Windows 10 or later).
DIY Projects Included
Project 1: 2W Electric Vehicle (EV) Bike Design using SOLIDWORKS
To design and model a functional 2W electric vehicle (EV) bike using SOLIDWORKS, incorporating all essential components such as frame, wheels, suspension, motor, and battery casing. This project will enable students to gain hands-on experience with SOLIDWORKS, covering both individual part design and assembly processes.
Course Benefits
For Professionals:
- Enhance expertise in EV bike design and modeling using SOLIDWORKS.
- Broaden career prospects with specialized knowledge in chassis, suspension, and component design.
- Stay updated with the latest design and simulation tools in the EV industry.
For Freshers:
- Acquire in-demand skills for a career in EV bike design and modeling.
- Build a strong foundation in SOLIDWORKS for designing key EV components.
- Increase employability with hands-on project experience and industry-relevant knowledge.
Technical expertise you will gain
Technical Expertise: Develop a comprehensive understanding of EV modeling using SOLIDWORKS, focusing on key components and assembly.
Chassis and Suspension Design: Master the parameters, key components, and design process of chassis and suspension systems for EV bikes.
Swingarm and Alloy Wheel Design: Gain expertise in designing swingarm and alloy wheels, utilizing 2D drawing features in SOLIDWORKS.
Tire and Motor Controller Design: Learn to design and assemble tires, swingarms, motor controllers, and DC to DC converters for EV bikes.
Handlebar and Final Assembly: Develop skills in designing handlebars, assembling parts, and integrating components into a final EV bike assembly.
Simulation and Analysis: Perform comprehensive design and analysis of EV bike components and systems using SOLIDWORKS.
Industry Readiness: Be prepared for various roles in the EV industry with a comprehensive skill set in SOLIDWORKS modeling and design.
Career Readiness: Be prepared for various roles in engineering and technology with a comprehensive understanding of EV bike design and modeling.
- EV Bike Chassis Design
- Suspension System Design
- Swingarm and Alloy Wheel Design
- Tire and Motor Controller Design
- Handlebar and Final Assembly Design
- EV Component Modeling and Simulation
- EV Bike Chassis Designer
- Suspension System Engineer
- Swingarm and Alloy Wheel Designer
- Tire and Motor Controller Engineer
- Handlebar and Final Assembly Engineer
- SOLIDWORKS Modeler and Simulation Specialist
- Proficiency in SOLIDWORKS for EV bike modeling and design.
- Expertise in chassis and suspension system design.
- Ability to design swingarms and alloy wheels.
- Skills in tire fitting and motor controller design.
- Competence in final assembly and aesthetic integration of EV bikes.
- Knowledge of simulation and analysis using SOLIDWORKS.
- Hero MotoCorp
- Bajaj Auto
- TVS Motor Company
- Ather Energy
- Ola Electric
- Ultraviolette Automotive
- Revolt Motors
- Tork Motors
- Lohia Auto
- Ampere Vehicles
Who can take this course?
The Learners should have an optional fundamental understanding of engineering design principles and mechanical systems.
- Freshers
- Professionals
Personalized Trainer Support Portal:
- 24/7 Access to a personalized trainer support portal.
- One-on-One Mentorship for queries and project guidance.
- Access to diverse resources, including recorded lectures, reading materials, and practical guides.
- Dedicated forums for content discussion, insights, and project collaboration.
- Regular Feedback from trainers for comprehensive understanding and improvement.

At a glance
- 7 Modules
- 43 Lectures
- 12.259 Hours of video content.
- 1 Project Assignment
- Certification of Completion.
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LevelIntermediate
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Total Enrolled14
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Duration12 hours 15 minutes
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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CertificateCertificate of completion
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